HIPAA Security Reminders

...Have Been Memed

A lighthearted way to keep on your HIPAA security compliance needs.

Great for Group Practice Security Officers or Solo Practitioners

Protect PHI
Keep Yourself Safe From Hackers
Stay HIPAA Aware

Created by HIPAA Security Compliance experts Roy Huggins, LPC NCC and Liath Dalton to help you stay on top of your compliance needs in a fun, engaging way.

Safe everywhere

Register your workspace in your PCT dashboard to ensure you are as secure working from home as you are working from the office.

Locked up

It’s okay to be stubborn about securing your devices! Do not leave your devices unsecured (that means on a bench, a coffee shop or even in the trunk of your car!). Be as stubborn as the seal about protecting your devices.

Better than hoping

You don’t have to hope for the best around getting your practice compliance with HIPAA. A Risk Analysis and Mitigation Plan is a great place to assess where you are, and what risks are leaving you vulnerable.

Proud of You

If you have a concern about the security of your devices, please take it to your security officer. You’re not bothering your security officer– they are here to help you!

Private, Private!

Remember to secure your laptop and phone when you’re interrupted. Treat it as important as keeping phone calls private– because it is!

Monkey Talk

Take care to avoid revealing personal information of your clients on the phone– even if the caller seems to have a good story!

Private Dance Party

When you are around people, even your family, work must stay tightlipped and confidential. You can be much more free in a private workspace!

Better options!

When your internet connection is getting dicey, you may be tempted to connect to your neighbor’s WIFI (or that siren song of free Starbuck WIFI) but your mobile data is going to be a better option to keep your information secure.

Great night’s rest

Not much feels as good as knowing that you have all your policies and procedures in order. PCT makes it easy!

Hiss, Scratch

Angry kitty reminds us all that sharing passwords is for the birds (as in don’t do it!)